A few photos of my work Dispersed Accounts installed on site for HarbourSculpture. The exhibition runs until July 27 and is lit in the evenings until 10 pm.
The community launch is on Saturday 19th from 4 until 9 and will include fireworks from 5 pm, food stalls and a licensed bar. You can even bring a picnic!
If you’re able to drop in it would be great to see you!
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Some pre-installation shots of Dispersed Accounts which will be installed in a tree in Clark’s Point next week. My artist statement will explain its evolution:
Dispersed accounts is a recreation of the Atlas Engineering sign attached to their office building, once a home of the Clarke family, that was situated on a knoll on what is now known as Clarke’s Point.
Constructed of copper mesh, its lettering is embroidered with reclaimed woollen yarn and string made from deconstructed WWII military uniforms, referencing human presence at, and historic usage of, the site – wool shipments, modification of passenger craft into armed troopships, and repairs to warships.
Its position suggests having being windblown from its original site – surviving as a fragile, weathered skeleton of an industrial past.
And the old sign inspiring the work:
Rhonda Pryor: studio journal 